Your account does not include highlighter on images.
Searches Highlighted on Image
National Sponsors
| August 10, 1944 Golden Valley News |  |
|
©
Golden Valley News. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 5 (5 of 8 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
August 10, 1944 |
|
|
Website © 2024. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader 
|
thursday, August 10, 1944
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
\
I¢o sIo s'
PR I)IItQS
August 1st, 1N, 9:00 o'clock A. M.
The Board of county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment
--wltn
commissioners Tescher, Wosepka and
Odland present. . . _
The minutes of the July meeungs
were read and approved as reaa.
Mr. Roy Tyson, .Eng~negr of the
Wate~ Conservation Department aria
A, G. Fasching appeared before the
board, and presented plans and specl=
fieations for the reconstruction o¢
the Williams Creek Dam.. A~r
consideration of the specificatign$/~ne
Board decided to reyadver~'tlsLse
bids, which bids wnl incmue ex-
tended and necessary requiremen~
not previously advertised. The oi
submitted by Victor Strzywski on
the first request for bids was re-
jected by the Board•
12:~ o'clock the board adjourned
and reconvened at 2:30 P. M, with
all members present.
The Depository bond submitted by
the Farmers & Merchants Bank was
approved as to form by the State's
Attorney and,, to sufficiency by the
Board.
Joe Stewart appeared before the
Board and asked permission to hufld
cattle crossing on section 19-144-105:
one crossing to De in the southwesx
corner and one crossing at the
northeast corner of the northwest
quarter of section 19. Tl?e Board
granted the permit to Mr. Ste~arz.
Roy Snow appeared be~ ~the
Board regarding the cor~truet~Wl~ of
a concrete slab crossing at the~5oum
line of section 1o135-105. The. matter
was taken under advisement until
inspection is made by commissioner
Wosepka. - . ,
Mrs. Adamson, ~uperintendenz oz
Schools appeared before the Board in
the interest of the purchase of a
sound motion picture machine for
the benefit of the schools and county
projects. No action was taken at
this time by the Board.
Mm Bert Thompson representing
the Northwestern Sheet & Iron Works
appeared to interest the Board in
thc purchase of a snow wing to be
used on the No. 99 Patrol. action
to be taken at the Sept. meeting.
The annual buagct request of the
county Welfare Board for the fiscal
year ending June 30th. 1945 with
statement of actual expenditures in
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
under authority of an Order of Sale
granted by the Honorable James
Donaldson, Judge of the County Court
of the County of Golden Valley, in
the State of North Dakota, dated
the 4th day of August A. D. 1944,
the undersigned, the Administrator
of the Estate. of John B. Kukowski,
also known as John Kukowski, late
of the City of Beach in the County
of Golden Valley and State of North
Dakota, deceased, will sell at private
sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
subject to confirmation by the Judge
of said County Court( the follow-
ing described lands, to-wit:
Lots Seven (7), Eight (8), Nit~.e
(9) and Ten (10) andthe South-
east Quarter (SEIA) of. Section
Six (6), ~and the North_east
~er ~rE~.'~-Or ~Sectiot~ Seven~
~I1. ~,.. ~:b~nsb~ One Hundred
i~:ort~_" ~40) North~ of Range One
HU~Ftve (l~f) West. of the
Fiftl~ Principal Meridian in Golden
valley C6unty. North Dakota,
The sale will be made on or after
the 28th day of August A. D. 1944.
All bids must be in writing, and
may be left at the office of John
Keohane, in the City of Beach,
P~orth Dakota, or filed with the
Judge of said County Court, or de-
livered to the undersignea person-
al~ated~" this 5th day of August A. D.
1944.
HARRY KUKOWSKI
Administrator of %e.
Estate of John .
Kukowski Deceased.
JOHN KEOHANE
Attorney for Administrator
Beach. North Dakota.
(Augu#t 1O, 17,. 1044)
". NOTICE FOR BIDS
'NotiCe is here~iven that the
Board of County Commissioners of
Golden Valley County, North Dakota,
will receive sealed bids for the
reconstruction of the Williams Creek
Dam. Bids to be left with the
County Auditor to be opened Sept.
5th, 1944 at 10:00 o'clock A. M. A
certified check in the amount of
10% of the Bid must accompany all
bids.
Quantity Estimate: .
Embankment, Dam 6100 cubic yaras
Spillway Excavation 1900 cubic yards
Rock rlprap 636 square yards
Rubble Concrete cut off on spillway
10 cubic yards
The Board of County Commission-
ers reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
(August 3, 1O, 17, 24, 1944)
~revious fiscal ~ear was approved
y the county board in the sums
as set forth in the county budget, d~
A statement of the disbursements of Golden Valley County for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1944, was submitted by the county auditor. . .
Upon motion oy commmsioner Odland, and seconded by comnussmner
~osepka the followingrcsolution was adopted: .........
WHEREAS,. The Boaru of county commissioners of t~omen vaney
Count~, North Dakota in session pursuant to .time set for Budget Rearing
as aavertised, having estimated and determined the expenditures of
said count~, for tl3e fiscal year of 1944-1945 as set forth, consisting of the
county buaget and aemiieo expenditures. . _
• ]Now,-Therefore Be It BESOLV~ED, by the Board of county com-
missioners of said county of Golden Valley North Dakota that there
be levied Upon all ta~able PrOPerty within' said county, as taxes for
all purposes £or ~ said fiscal yeai~ ending June ~R:h, [~tS" the ~ ot
$63497.00 arrived at as follows:
Payment by Amount " Amount
PURPOSE OF ~j~PEI~D]TURE Co. warrants in Requested
This year
i/G~~.' OOVERNMEN~:
County" Board: District No." I--$ 84.50
District No. 2-- 189.36
District No. 3--- 139.10
Total $41~.96
Auditor ...................................... * .....
Treasurer ..........................................
Attorney ............................................
District Court ..................................................
Justice Court
Juvenile Court .... - .......... ~ .....
Courthouse~Mtce. of Bldgs. ...................
Light, Water. ,Fuel and Supplies ............
Janitors .............................................................
Examination Fees .......................................... '
Publishing and Printing Notices ..........
Elections .......................................... :: ...............
Books, Stationery, Office Suppnes ........
Postt~ge, Telegraph, Express ....................
OffiCials Bonds ................................................
Vital Statistics ...............................................
Sub-total ....................................................
:-2, PROTECTION TO PERSONS AND
PROPERTY:
Sheriff ............................................................. :--
of Deeds .........................................
Compensation Ins .................
Jail--Maintenance ........................
Jail--Outlay
Supplies for"~i'~'ners'"::::::::
Sub-total ..............................................
AND SANITATION:
Nurse ....................................
Sub-total ....................................................
AGRICULTURE AND ECONOMIC
Agent .................................................
Fairs ....................................................
Sub-total ...................................................
AND CHARITIES:
Welfare ................................................
e Asslstan~e ........................................
Dependent Children ....................
County Insane ...... :...~...~ ...............
Count~ ~'eedble-mm eu ............
"0~ ~ools ........................
and MOt~ Vehicle Exp .........
ed Road Expenditures ...=.~ .....
Rd. and Bro Expe~di~!~es .-
Sub-total '
OTHER:
Extermination ....................
Books---District Court ......................
Reclamation ....................................
FUNDS
STATEMENT OF
interest
of Indebtedness
Approp.
last fiscal year . This year
100O.0O
3033.09 3175.00
2062.99 2400.00
1450.80 .1647.00
50.00
404.01 500.00
43.12 100.00
24.54 I00.00
1050.04 1000.0o
734~&7 I00O.00
1171.~ ~200.00
100.00
356.50 10o0.0o
552.63 150O.0O
1849.56 20O0.00
767.94 1000.00
500.00
91.50
$14205.------~ $18172.00 $19072.0O
31][0.74 $920.00 3600.00
24~.74 $7~0.00 2750.00
289.00 300.00 300.00
50.00 10O.00
I00.00
500.00
229.70 30O.00 300.00
$ 6113.18 $ 6290.50 $ 7650.00
199.92 200.50 200.00
177.~8 1200.00
$ 377.4----~ $ 200.00 $ 14~-~-~.~
1192.48 1900.00
$ 1192.48 $ 1900.00
7270.80 8000.00
935.01 1500.00
2060.00 2500.00
861.05 100O.00
410.18 500.00
118.97 500.00
607.15 4060.00
$12263.16 $i~0o~
1685.63 1975.00
B3~.44 15O00.00
150.10 10O0.00
2991.35 .
$1~A68.~9 $16OOO.0O
2000.00
327.55 10O0.0O
382.03
183.74
50.00
$ 943.32 $ 3000.00
170O.0O
200.00
$ 1900.00
7500.00
100O.0O
220O.0O
1500.00
100O.0O
300.00
$13500.00
1975.00
$1975.00
10o~.00
1000.00
, 5000.00
$160OO.OO
10O0.00
1000.00
$ 2000.00
$ 100.83
None
None
The following bills were audited,
approved and ordered paid by the
board of county commissioners, sub-
ject to personal property taxes due
and delinquent•
Bismarck Tribune Co. Service
agreement for Calculator ........ $25.00
State Treasurer Examining
county offices ................................ 82.60
Northwestern Bell Tel• Co. July
telephone service ,. ........................ 27.95
State Treasurer Care of Insane
patients .............................................. 188.00
State Auditor Care of Feeble
minded patients ............................ 106.82
State Auditor Care of patient in
Sanatorium ...................................... 35.89
b. E. Kastien Repair work ........ 5•35
Golden Valley News Print-
ing ........................................................ 211.~9
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Ribbons & paper ........................ 7.31
Mont,-Dakota Utilities Co. Light
& .gas ................................................ 14.62
Paul A. Thomas Prisoner's
board ........... : ...................................... 1.40
Ray L. Zinsli Mileage .................... 383.71
Guy Lee Mileage & expenses ....193.26
County Treasurer Misc. expen-
"ses for July .................................... 47.40
The Lawyers Co-op. Publishing
10 percent of lawbooks ............3.~0
Golden Valley News Printing .... 5.49
Natalie J. Adamson N£11eage ........ 23~67
Lewis Odland Canvassing board 5.0O
meeting . .............................................
R. C. Dayle Canvassing board
meeting .............................................. 5.00
J. M. Still Canvassing board
meeting
Emogene Abr~ am'" - "'Clerk'"'"in 5.0O
THE
GOLDF VALLEY
A Weekly Published Every
Thursday by
The
NEWS PUBLISHING CO.
N. C. SHIPMAN. Busine~ Mansgor
J. D. M~DOI~ALLo Supt.
©ntered as Second Class matter at
the Postofflce at Beach, North Dakota,
October 7, 1936. under the Act of
March 3, 189~
Westerheim
Mildred Trester spent the week-
end with Kay Wright.
Joan Kunick visited her cousins,
Eugene and Darlene Kunick.
Wendell Youelis was in Sentinel
Butte and Beach Thursday,
Pete Wirtzfeld was in Sentinel
Supt. office
Globe-Gazette "" "Ptg~" "'"'C'o~'"'" "Sup': 7.00
p PbTM
lie Weifare"'Bd:"'of""N:'"'Dak[ 88.8~. Butte after lumber. Pete is build-
Old Age Assistance .................... [ ing a new granary on his place.
Pu]~lic Welfare Bd. of N. Dak. 127~05 ~t. Ikey Allen and Dad Allen
• Aid to Dependent Children .... 265.00 spent Tuesday and Wednesday at
John N. Haverluk Repairing Lee Webb Allens.
bridge
Thomas Tesch'er'"~'ul'in'g"br'idge 4.60 Barbara Allen, Cla~lce Playle and]
lumber ................................................ 8.00 Helen Hilgendorf visited at the ]
Stanley Raisler Lamps & Sup- Albert Allen home Thursday. [
plies ................................................... 8.58 Eugene and Buddy Kunick and[
Dakota Tractor & Equipment
Co. Repmrs ...................................... 3.54 Ronald Robertson visited the Rath-]
Industrial, Equipment Co. Re- bun children Tuesday A.M. [
paxrs .................................................... 11.38 John Will arrived from South l
Peter A. Tescher Operating pa-
trol Dakota to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Earl Roberts.
Sorry our items were too late last
trol & tractor ................................ 197.101week. Will try not to let it happen
/ again.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Harrison O01dsberry
land children from the river were
[in Beach Monday.
None
billg~- and contracts ....................................................................................
of liabilities now outstanding ........................................................ 100,63
Ensuing Year ........................................................ 63497.0O
47623.0O
$ ~0
taxes ................................................ a0~l.86
License Fee collections &
None
.................................................. : ............ ' ............... 20@:00
et,est , ..................... *
permanent deli~luency in u~. ~,~,~ ...... ~ ............... w:.--.
, ! I~ .....:; .......... ~ ........... $ 4~ a~
:~ ~ v0te{i[ ' aye" atafl rel~fluflon
"
Albert Kiein-Operat'ing'"gradel::::: 19.80
20.30
Connell's Standard Service Gas 8.36
Arvid Abraham Operating pa-
Albert C. Klein Operating grad-
er .......................................................... 81.25
Johnny Klein Operating pa-
trol ...................................................... 74.53
Anton Kreitinger Operating pa-
trol .................................................... 180.90
Ed Koshney Operating patrol .... 198.10
Farmers Union Oil Co. Diesel
fuel ................................................. 191.91
Ray Brown Hauling grasshopper
bait from Dickinson. N.
Dak ..................................................... 3.00
Lewis Odland Commissmner's
services ............................................. 21.00
M. C. Tescher Commissioner's
services ............................................. 30.80
T. A. Wosepka Commissioner's
services .............................................. 24~0
6:00 o'clock P. M. the board ad-
journed to meet Sept. 5th, 1944.
MINNIE E. SMITH,
County ~uditor,
Golden Valley County
North ~
SUMMON5
STATE OF NOaTH DAKOTA ~2
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY )
IN DISTRICT COVaT
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
W. C, Schulz, )
Plaintiff, )
vs. )
~'~] Clinton C. Lord, Frederick )
~'~[E. Near, George Meek, Mar- )
~'~'~] tha I. Darby, Florence Hou- )
"~,~'~[ den. Brownton State Bank. )
~'~ a corporation, the unknown
,~'tm] Heirs of W. S. Davis, De-
~'~ j ceased, Waiter S. Davis.
,~,{~m ~ Minnie Smith, as Adminis-
~I tratrlx of the Estate of )
~'nn[ Mary Adelaide Davis (also
)
",~'~ ] known as Addle Davis), )
~'~,~ Deceased. and all other pero )
- ~'~ [ sons unknown claiming any
)
~'~lestate or interest in, or lien )
~'~I or encumbrance upon the )
%w~.~ property described in the )
~w.w j ComplaL'lt, )
Defendants. )
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE-
FENDANTS :
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the Complaint
of the above named Plaintiff, which
is on file in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District in the County of
Golden Valley and State of North
Dakota, and to serve a copy of your
answer thereto upon the subscriber
at his office in the City of Beach
in said County and State, within
thirty (30) days after the service
of this summons upon you, exclu-
sive of the day of such service, and
in case of your failure to appear
Dr answer as above required, the
Plaintiff will take judgment against
you by default for the relief- de-
manded in the Complaint.
Dated at Beach, North Dakota, ~Alis
5th day of August A, D. 1944.
JOHN KEOHANE
Attorney for Plaintiff
Office and Postoffice Ad~
dress: Beach. North Da-
kota.
NOTICE
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN-
DANTS :
You, and each of you, will pleas~
take notice that the above entitle@
action is brought for the purpose
of quieting title, in the Plaintiff and
depriving you, ann each. of you,
of any and all interest in and to
the following described lands and
premises situated in the County of
Golden Valley and State of North
Dakota, viz:
Lots Seven (7), Eight (6), Nine
(9), Ten (10), EFeven (11), Twelve
{121. Thirteen (13L Fourteen (14),
Fifteen ~15), Sixteen (16), Seven-
teen (17) and Eighteen (16) in
Block Eleven (11) of Near's First
Addition to the City of Beach.
North Dak~i~a, as the same
iS
platted and-the Plat thereof on
file and of record in the office o~
the Register of Deeds of Golden
Valley County, North Dakota,
and of determining adverse claims
thereto, and that no personal claim
is made against you untess you ap-
,ear and defend in this action•
JOHN KEOHANE
Attorney for Plaintiff
Beach. North Dakota.
(August 10, 17, 24, 31; Sept. 7, 14, 1944)
NOTICE TO CREDITOI~
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF FRANK NOLL DECEASED.
NOTICE iS hereby given by' the
undersigned Administrator of the
estate of Frank Noll, late of the
Township of Lone Tree ih the
County of Golden Valley and state
of North Dakota deceased, .tO the
creditors of, and all persons, h~w
tug claims agai~t, said decedent
• o exhibit them with the neces-
vouchers within ~ix months
~r T: first,, publication of
notice said Administrator at
office of John Keohane in the City
of Beach in maid Golden Valley
CoUnty, North Dakota or to the
County Judge of said County, in his
office in said County and State.
NOTiCe- ~ hereby .further i~va~_
.that the time .and ,pmce .nx~.. ]~
me court for nearing an~ ao3us~-
ing such claims are the 6th da]r
of February, 1945, at ten o'cloCK
A. M. in the Court Rooms of the
County Court in the Court House
in the City of Beach in the ~:ounty
Rf Golden Valley and State of No
[orth
Lm~ota. 1944
Dated this 26th day of July,
JOHN L. TSCHIDA,
Administrator.
JOHN KEOHANE
Attorney for AdminiStrator.
Beach, North Dakota,
First publication on the 27th day
of July, 1944.
(3uly ~; August 3_~v10, 1944)
CARD OF THANKS
~ w~h to ~ alln~v
~x~d neighbors who so kindly
ed me wl~n my barn
ThUrsday mama.
Math Bown and son Lloyd were
Sentinel Butte and Beach callers
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peck visited
at the Tom Wirtzfeld home Wed-
nesday evening.
Mrs. Page Myers and little
daughter were Beach callers on
Friday.
1V~r. and Mrs. Wm. Jandt, Sr.
visited at the Dick Pendleton home
Sunday, July 30th.
Sentinel Butte callers Monday
:were Webb Alle4~_, El[tst" 8tecker,
Ed C~rney, P~ I~t~ly, DonI
Evans and Char~ PereeIL [
Conni~ and Gordon Dietz spent l
a few days at the Webb Allen
home, as did Clarice,.:;Playle and
Helen Hilgendo~'f.
We want our voting precincts
back before the ~ovember election.
Who starts the ad~lon to get them
back?
Wilbur Stedrnan had his tonsils
removed at the Beach hospital on
Thursday. His mother, Mrs. Harri-
son Stedman, stayed with Wilbur,
Jess Playle has~ returned to Beach
after spending a couple of weeks
at the home of his slant, Mrs, H,
Stedman.
Jay Wright, Larry AII~, Charles
Rathbun all had a ~hd~ty the
past.week. Many ha~::retur~s of
the day, boys, :. _~.
Don Evans basra n~W, buck rake,
Don says L. Hilhnan and he are
going to put up tJae D4W on section
one this year.
Ellis Stecker has a ~new second-
hand 12~ft. Oliver combine. Ellis
better get an elevator, too, to keep
up with that 12-footer:
Norman Berg A.S. is visiting his
parents at Hill City, Minn. Norman
~ys he'll ~ay his friends here a
visit on his way back t~ Parragut.
• Theo. Becker. Jr. ~and Alton
Becker from the river~ took a pre-
harvest va~tion in DiCkinson over
the weekend of July ~-31.
Miss Ann Shypkoski~of Gorham
was a house guest ~t the Emil
KUnick home the past. week, re-
turning to her home ~day.
, Paratrooper Hank Allen wrftes,
' We start on the high towers and
Ltve.~ Jumps nex~ week," Happy
landings, Hank.
Don Wright went in ~;0 Sentinel
Butte after Ted Wright and Ruth
RelnhoL~ for the PaXt~ at Wes-
terheim.
Geo. Wright tried
Wednesday.
drying weather was
got it, and Saturday
the oats and
Callers at the
Thursday were Ern
Dalley, Mr. and Mrs,, Cook
and faznfly,
~Allen and
Hogoboom, the
011 man, was in
llve;i~g gas and
Eddie Cook, the
Thursday.
The community was well repre-
sented by young and old folks at
the dance at the ~enLb~el Butte
hall Friday night, .~ey all report
a grand time was had.
Rev. Charles Armstrong of Dick-
inson was making calls in our com-
munity Saturday. H~ spent the[
~ght at me ~t~.ua ~ ~nal
went to Golva Sunday all.noon. ]
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen and]
Junior, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rourke ]
and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Johnson, David and Mariene were
Beach callers We~e~la~, u was
John
from Dickinson Wednesday.
-Mr. and Mrs. Tod Davldson and
bsby called at the A1 Allen farm
Saturday event~, lookiv~ for~ a
hired man, as Tod go~ his right
arm cracked when he fell over a
rockplle while chasing cattle Fri-
day evening. ~: ..
The TSylor Oe0k f ~smlly, Win. F.
Brown family, Eddie ~ook family,
and the Harold Cook family helped
Ted CoOk celebrate his birthday
were 4
8~y,
women, I
up this month
know' I just
Many more happy
A good
held at the
house in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
As usual,
Beach callers Monday were Win.
Brown and Ila, and Mary Rathbun
and John Clair. John Clair had
the cast removed from his arm, so
now John can help milk cows,
which is a relief to his mother.
Kenneth Allen is helping with
chores at his uncle's, Walter Allen,
as is Jesse Playle of Beach. Walter
is improving as fast as can be ex-
pected, and will be home again
before this hits the printers ink.
Jim Rathbun F2c is through
night schooI. Bet Jimmie hates to
give up sleeping in the day time.
Never mind, Jim, maybe youql be
lucky enough to hit the night shift
at your new base.
The Ray Stecker boys have each
secured a saddle horse to use while]
visiting their uncles, Ellis.and Mah-I
lon Stecber. As the boys come
from Tacoma horseback riding is
a treat for them.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnstone and
son Harry brought Dlckie Allen
home for the weekend Saturday
evening. They were accompanied
by three patients from the "Old
Folks Home" at Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pendleton and
Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kunick
and family, Ronald Robertson and
Ann Shypkoski attended "Lassie
Come Home" Tuesday nlght. R0n-
ald Robertson left on the 11 P. M.
Albert Allens are just more than[Dickinson AUgust ~
I going to town binding barley and[father
oats with two outfits. They wflllgrandad so
bind Rathbuns, also. • [citing
Lorraine and Gladys Pendietonlgoing down to ~;
left on the 7 o'clock bus Tuesday lwith John and Thea ,to
night for a visit in Minnesota. ,little ras aL" Uncle ,( a~ |
They will visit their father's three t' I'm ~oiv ~ too ', But ~ mk
sisters, Ethel, Florence and Gladys. says '~C me becaus I' |
From cards received from the girls the little tyke might 1o~ Dke ~ae~
we understand they are h~v~ a All this excitement
wonuerful time. boy, while his father.
I Hi, Grandmother and Grand- stationed at the ho~
father Berg! At last that new Diego and co~th~
grandson has arrived. A • dandy (maybe hour~) un' ~t w
7 lb. 19 oz. boy named David Lee, son David will be able;to
!son of Lt. and Mrs. Loren Rflea, at there. ~ -,
MR. FARMH1-
The new lumber ration rules require that y~ 'gtq; a ~,tlt1~
you need in any amount.
We have 2 in. framing lumber, b~ards,
shiplaps, dropsiding, flooring, shingles,
paper cement etc. A complete stoci on
hand. All Dry Lumber.
train for his home at Deer Lodge. Bring Certificates to us for Complete Service
Webb Allen hauled out two grain
elevators Friday, one for George U ..... [____L___ Q_ TT _ | _ g'~
Lardy, and the other for himself, l lall~Oll ~i~r~narQware t 0.
Webb says he couldn't buy a scoop
shovel so had to get an elevator. YOUR LUMBER HEADQUARTERS, GOLVA, N. D.
It's funny what excuses can be[
found to save a person work. ] ,:,,,,~~,~,~,.,~,,~,~~
" , , "T- ........ I ....v-~ F'--r ........... ~ -- --u ~. °~-
THE OLD JUDGE SAYS.., "
Good m~, Doc.Your goodwife teUs rue
you're working night and day now that so
manyof the younger doctvrsare in the army.'"
"That's right, Judge, and I'm gl~d I'm still
able to do it. Had a long letter from Harry...
that bright young fellow I was breakin' in to
take over my practice. He said the boys in
the service are getting the best medical care
of any armed force in our history. They
really should with all those brilliant doctors
and plenty of supplies to work with)'
"'Spealdng of supplies, Doc0 not many
people realize that a large part of the alcohoI
required to make the medical supplies that
a~e being used fight t~s minute to alleviate
pain, combat infection and save human
lives, is produced by the beverage distilling
indtmtry. For nearly two years this entire
industry has been working night and day
producing nothing but alcohol for the
government's program."
"N~body knows better than I, Judge,
what an important contribution to o,t~ war
effort that has been." "
,,, , , ii"
rh~ ~v.ti~or~nt ~.~d by ConI~.~ of Alcoholic B~¢ta~# Iad~$1~, lr~.
I I I II I ii ill i I[ j
*A ~YMB~t OF
In 1885 the Statue of Liberty was erected in
New York Harbor as a ~h from the Fr~ach
people to commemorate the lO0"th anniversary
of American Freedom. It is the largest smtne in
the world staading 506 feet above the water
amd m all Americans, past, I~resent ~md fmu~
symbolizes the freedom for which our lbre-
fi~thers fo~gl/~ and died ~nd for which our son~
~athers and brothers are giving their lives today.
It symbolizes Freedom of Speech, Freedom
o~ the Press, Pzeedom of Religion, and many
other beedoms which were Ipaar~ to all
Americans under our constitution. It symbol-
izes freedom from waau freedom from fear aad
fi~zdom for each oae O6us to live our lives and
work om ~asr desti~ as a hum people. It ~m-
bolizes FreedOm of Enterprise, Freedom c~ Op.
porttmity and h'~dom from tmfair compe~tion
in ,the,business or 'job of our choice.
There are some in our midst who would sa~
rifice some of our .freedoms for new and tin-
prove9 panaceas, b~t with 1 50 years of h/story
behind us, based upon our various freedoms,
we need have no fear of the fu~. No promise
of miraculous results based upon aa unproven
theory is worth tbe ~crifice of a single Am~
i~m freedom,
FR~~D~M